Gospel Army Man Behind the Bars and Scandal Unfolds
Reports detail a Gospel Army founder Mobley facing arrest in Washington amid a revolt within the group. Descriptions trace relationships, a lawsuit involving a previous wife, and Mobley’s break from the organization to form new religious work in Texas and at the national capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danahity
Ciarishrirs
Ea Bey
Bate
Mayes
Pune
Hesse
Army
Atuvon
Clarke
Washington
Carver
Archer
Texas
Asapit Clas
Mobley
Bern
Sean Hierostine Mobley
Meatuyen
Enunell
Tittle
Mys
Lille
Christmas Song Fragment From The Baltimore Sun
A damaged OCR fragment from The Baltimore Sun presents religious verse imagery. It references Christmas themes, angels, the infant Jesus, and a humble scene, with archaic spellings and misread words, lacking clear narrative or person details.
Large Baltimore order to be given in steel contracts
A complex historical notice describes a vast Baltimore order for iron and steel products. It cites figures around 24 million and a total rail cost near 1 million, naming Dresden, Oscar Murray, and the Maryland Company as preliminary pricing figures. It details rolling stock purchases, loom natives, and expenses across multiple plants and lines, with an estimated overall expenditure of 74 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimor
Ciao
Fiat Wera
Dresden
Oscar O. Murray
Maryiana Stert Jompeny
Ake Polley
Valle
Panamylvania
Kittel i Treaiden
Valle de Mattimore
Ohio
Alu Tgerine
ING Torker
Aeyat
Fall Buaineys
Stutt
Inaugural Arrangements Rapidly Being Completed
In Wheeling area a crowd gathers for inaugural events with tax collection and civic proceedings noted. Officials plan formal observances while a limited number face charges amid reports of scams and irregularities. Local authorities and observers anticipate further actions as arrangements proceed.
Seventy Thousand Dollars Raised for Inaugural Event Costs
Washington figures show seventy thousand dollars raised thus far to defray expenses of the inaugural ceremonies. Committees report progress on planning, funding, and arrangements for army banners, parade participation, and housing for visitors, with Republican and civic groups organizing under noted officials and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Inele Sams
Frank J. Glivert
Buffato
Meg
Morgan
IL Blewer
Cleveland
Washington Companion
Dy Chelan
Surh
Olen
Thomas E. Judmon
Ties
N.Y
Wilson Fined for Battery Prank Incident
Sam Wilson, colored, was fined five dollars and costs for a battery prank. The accused appeared with tutor Laurie Gi If Gordon Wednesday. Sim arranged to pay his rue and waatelwaned, with Constable Re EWM overseeing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wilson
Laurie Gi If
Gordon
Wbatinit
Boau
Caridad
Sim
Hia
May Succeed Self as Judge in Tone County
A vacancy left by J. B. Tans has led to a contested appointment process. Reports indicate Tiptinn Wittiasy I Rows of Tone mile Alsciot may advance, with Lloyd Anderson and Lin Avelinne Farmerves noted among contenders. The county court will decide whether to appoint Ross after a delay and potential salary details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittiasy
Mile Alsciot
J. B. Tans
Uilidia
Lloyd Anderson
Lin Avelinne
Ross
Carr
Ththy
Famous Virginia land case ends in Supreme Court ruling
The Virginia Supreme Court case over a 500000 acre land grant in Southern West Virginia, central to Robert Morris and Henry G. King holdings, reached final opinions. The decision allows transfer of property and clear title to heirs, with extensive litigation history and involvement from Judge Cox and many attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Dowell
Wyoming
Logan
Wayne
Sain
Vramk Cox
Morganto
Supreme Court
Charleston
Cox
Dillon
New York
Dan
Maynard IF. Stiles
Charleton
New Hampshire
Ava
W. & Meredith
Didge Lilles
Dloum
Sun
West Virginia
Robert Morris
Henry G. King
Hebert Morris
Henry
Kingcomn
Wyomlue
Mason
Dudy Mason
Ant
Supreme Met
Atnte
Mar Tae Cheanershera
Rolyn Soing
Piem
United States
Tve
Sam
Martin Bates
Federal marshal case dulls court records in Moore episode
In a murky county note, Deputy Harais and Col. Hupp discuss the Moore case. The deputy alleges the suspect faced federal charges after prior state investigations. The dialogue paints a tense scene with references to towns, names, and a postal card incident, all amid unclear evidence and reputational claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkenburg
Moore
Wheetle
Harais
Tina Moore
Col Mupple
Bie
Ike
Avery Criot
Humes Devaughi
Col
Hupp
Han Beay
Damon
Aspasia
Mt Randal
Salar
Hae Tong
Untitled report on city staffing and war work impact
Not confirmed details describe Parkerburg area events with references to work and promotions. Mention of Captain White and position changes within a department. Children in Missouri Sunday school and Christmas tree event noted with timing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Mobley
Dallas, Texas
George Ste Aves
Pénhistwania
Wieneyhaten
Wisunburs
Cneistmar Caro
Caltrom
Gethsemanr
Haliowol
Wiliam Velakell Poting
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ellie Willy
Madhead —Society
Dr. J. Daw
Gaucoma
Wenon Ai Iy
Fx Itye
Chi
Mik Catalina
Orn Ae
Wiey
Ste
Potdraae
Yavecte Peaks
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Del 14
Pepu
Marshal Tate
William Gompers
James of
The
Peikonore
Poy Davie
George Fs
John Tyiaenn
Joie Whetael
Mate Sobpieen
Washington. D
Seermmry Thom
Weadsuarore
New Willard
Chapman Bbriwagen
Heath of March
Milton Fo Adler
Uv Fmones
Avery
Aline Foot
Thowiga Bo Morgin
Fae Pliena
Johnson le
Tne
Eminakin
Atyran
Prey
Adden
Horrom
Firafield
Archibald Stopiedas
Col. K. Shigdig Cob
Moree
Gearin
Taiiang
Mr. Weller Ac Wort
Michael J. Weller
Chafrrpan
Pobte Cimfort
Hag Fis
Hank Tulldiga
Ja Warling
Han Bog
Rmiartiith
Army of Vieltore
Scott G Howen
Wredor
Ick
Wilson
My Squie G
Kilged. WY Tray
John, Blaateak
Foreigner
Kellen
Clares United Fitted States
Aly Marshal
Cauta
Tee
Tebraai
Worleiniam
Chinoien
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